Chamber: Why include low-risk areas?

LABUAN: The Labuan Indian Chamber of Commerce and Industry lamented the government’s decision to extend the Movement Control Order (MCO) by another two weeks until Feb 14 and ignoring the widespread appeals from the business community, adding that the move would aggravate the repercussions of many.

Chamber Chairman Datuk Dahlif Singh (pic) said: “No doubt there is a spike in Covid-19 cases and the bloated index is caused by increasing number of logged in daily by states like Selangor, Johor, and Sabah.

 

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